New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE WEST BEATS THE EAST
RAxBuRc WINS rHE GREAT MATCH
HIS VICTORY AN Easy oSE-ExcELLENf srohf
WITH BROKEN RECORDS

.tsnd the extreme confidence displayed by james
D. Morrissey in the result of the great ma'ch Iae'
again, west-Elkwood against hamburg "'"e
later they understood 1t very well. Banpurg won
without dflcui y although Mclaughlin did al thae
Jockey could do a. help Elkwood. Both horses were
IN faultless condition and both were ridden aoiy'
The hest horse won. That's all there he to IL. Mem
hers Of the Union Club, the Knickerbocker Ciuo, 'ao
University, tho Manhattan and the Lotos ~. "
mention the American and COney Island 'oche' 80,
stood by Walter Gratz almost to man. ".
fs q pleasa nt faced, genial mannered' """a "a
esteemed young Philadelphia clubmaD' anu ~,
his horse both had thronging troops u n 80 not
,,,h .us .. aashinu Derbys had eyes for baiouis
only An tho Young I'm New-fofR' nroohsn
Ratlmore and Boston, who import 'nei ''oe0 e.ana
London and their accent rom noa'o r. o,a.r
emntied their pockets on Elkwood. nu' 'n0
,-I'as shrowdcr men, who knew that BanDurg naa
beaten Kaloolah In tia anu WV so,,,a NOT he
defeat Elhwood at their last meeupe oouiu ... .So
,neea that there was anything In the race ou' ''o
al, saunt lop sided shambling ewenecAeo' uo'p'
hrmnei camel called hamburg. they "ero f.sH.
,,.h,rr .. a beast and not a beauty, but just ~
the present time he scoot over a mile anu Liza
I'm a style that would make our ahuqoo i.en
u.roun Alrasc.id, of Bagdad, with his flying carpet
.-.,S,.as Go talow him. When the Morrissey all
green Jacket had come homo triumphant inc ioae
S.ur ender wtstful- looking owner OF the 'e'"
,o,, she'd On boofs advanced to meet bahpurs, .o''
tho his arms wildly In the air and giving '0n' "
Montana war whoop. Soon aner"uu VIZ" ,ho
~, arv.throated friends at his heels ne sho' o
,rtne room at gait which his unique s''"o ,
nm legs that had Just beaten EA"oou 'o"A ,,.
hope to rival, and, with Immense tho vicinity
less good. WILL he proceeded to decorate inc 49,
,r.,,, ascending corks ard varegated champagne
,.he,s until every one who congraluia'eo Nm
panbure,s success saturated up W 'no op'e .s
p,rwood was the favorte in the books ana auction
roo,s from first to last but trainers s.aOie D.
mining prvspectors and other western 'sn's ..
On manv French pool tickets that Banburs hao 'n0
~ ,,., s,v,e Of betting Mr. Morrisseys angular
.nu,ne diagram was ridden by Hamilton IT had oeen
.rr.nged that Godfrey should ride, put nc couiu
no, quite get down to the weight, and MURPHY moi
risseys chunky trainer, was hrm In nus roiu'1
mt nm An ounce of overweight. Ai'nousn DN" 49,.
had cnch" in the match, as Murphy Know - s,a
the Kaloo.ah trial, still be was oen' oA " 20. "a
..snch double, beted, triplebuckled and riVeeo"
it'll stee, So the dusky pride OF Thompsoh-s~
refunded into Banburg's saddle, and 1t was hafu W
ton whether the horse the rider had less persona.
he.utv But like the predatory nisoo'
celebrated In the old pian'a''Ae - y
the Jockey "got there Just .ne o.. lido
when II became known that Hamu.on was W
little black stable-boys and big p.acA ,ar and
20 swarm to the French pool stano Hoh' 10 -, :.
near They seemed to rise flom out the grounu iA
HACK ants and when they gathered ~ inc f0o''ps "
I,ranco ,ool custom, mummy VI Ola rna. aon s
have nemO,S MIN ot hS Sro% BousG for everywhere
onou there was thick that could De lev.
AND e,ey c sSo's snburs The uuauon sirer the
race was such that hoary headed naae VINO beins
ao Saa started Late and only hobbed insS
the Srounus when BanDurg had left the 'IaeA'
saoery N 4-Il-44 had come out at last. - g, ,ras
"'ssy .nahI,n set tine lace with Ekwood and u ~as
fast All the way as the f. st mile was run N la
the mile and quarter IN 80 "a dist trd enigy Of
racehcrso that travelling Sny ana sa nn El
only two lengths behind him Dull care Sa' ,a Un ann,
Banburg ugly as the shadow 81 cnanc
he was Just as fatal 10 i eyey sense as Ban
burg was he could outspeed the handso66 ghastIy
in any part Of the race Hamilton 81, hv the Side Of
sgH q NG.aH GfUns as San' shs
knew that he was GoS Sas ~ bt BanbuiS dd it all
himself Unwelcome as taxcoiec,ora 70 AMIR aid not
he Just as and Banenre crossed the line
victor. ,o ..uors will have
trobe IN getting their accounts settled tnls nj
Tbe match was run In fast tme but stuy NeS "an
showed finer Oa Ss s Si @e ever msdo IN
race Ten Broecks record against tino w ,ro aces
quarter Ss S.s &c IN the betting
but Favor could not equal his tremendous hs' az VI"
No rain had fallen at the track The showers yes
teriay in this city did not reach ao%
Hence the dazzling a%s when joe Cotton made
shOy Of poor se goetG better than the
'"t Oddly enough Van Leland In the field In me
French pools which made the field great IaVoTl,o
a. hat form of betting on the Dash Stakes He won
easily Geraldine was much fanced, put 10 Pounus
proved TOO %S sSsus s Tee in
and Danlea bind sreed%e dia as Much i a.
S SSsh with Danella toi whom the Haggn stable had
high hopes Van Leland might have had to Tork n,uae
IS colt Of moderate ability, of fair speed but an
in-and-outer A.. ,.,,ou,.o -
the fifth race and she barely won with little 70 spare
Brown Duke second and Florence NJ. third. DRY
turn and the mare nearly lost her feet and GarsCns
feet slipped out of the strrups YET he won, M; nc
opoe 81 course the collision with Swift wholly
an accident Mclaughlin had no intention Of foniins
for great effort in the homestrech, the colt running
easily behind Brown Duke and Florence NJ ne thought
curve into the homesretch but the two leaders Rugged
the rail- too closely. Then Swift shot up on Nc
Langhns outer side and he was shut In as completely
long from the end, when he had TO pull back and
sc a Clear y
with splendid rush but It was too late; He could
third but only neck behind Brown Duke, who was
only head behind Swift the winner
utIc Hnderson's gross carcIessncss with PatrocIcs
With fine burst Of speed at the nist he got Patrocles
riding Little Minnie rallied and the judges decided
that She by though the spectators thought
that Patrocles was the winner by head.
Pearl Jennings. ridden by Garrison, was woeful
failure the grass, not getting place Godfrey on
Roi dor got the from Mclaughlin Pat Diver
by a neck In lively finish.
TIE attendance was very large and the air was
pleasant though moist. A strong, cool breeze from
tho sea blew all the afternoon. No flaw could be
found in the management by the most inyeterae carp
or All In ALL il a racing day Of brilliant success
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE
NILE
q g. Browns h. C. etuyvesant. by Gengarry Dublin
ReIl., yrs. los n lear III ~. ...-., Garrison,
r. McCaulrs b. h. Choctaw. 9. l1s .-...- Godfrey .
Betting to wip-Favor to s. stuyvesant to g. Choctaw
15tol
Betting for place-Choctsw
Auction pools-Favor $50 stuyvesant $50. Csoctaw Sc
Nutuals paid $l3
fair start Favor rails the nrs 10 show choctaw
second Stuy last run quarter
moved 70 the front and gained lead Of
length Mclaughlin began 70 urge his mount al
his head front at the pole but
ChScaw and led at tile half oy neck Garrison
lay back waiting riding his mount under an easy pull Favor
lead om Cboctaw In the run around the turn
and the head OF the stretch led by length When straight
ened Garrison climbed on uvvesapt and challenged
Favor. bringing Mclaughlin 10 whip. Favor responded